New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
REPUBLICAN, ORGANIZATION.
THE DISTRICT COMMITTEES MEET.
| QUIET AND HARMONY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CREGAN TO THE FRONT.

CREGAN TO THE FRONT.
As directed by the constitution OF the Republican
| County Committee the various District Committees
| met last night for the purpose OF organizing.
| Article XIII requires that they shall be
| called together the second Tuesday
following their election elect officers and fix perma-
nent place and time Of meeting. The District Commit
have charge general interests of the party in
the Assembly Districts but have authority to add TO
in any manner change the roll OF voters They have
power to I'LL vacancies in their number or in the del
egatons to the County Committee from their respective
districts In several districts the work OF organization
was not completed
The District Committee OF the Ist District met at No
lit Hudsonst and elected John H. Grimes chat rman
Tho I'D District Committee organized at No oil East
Broadway by electing william IL Townley chairman.
| The lid District showed disposition TO place a
resident OF the district in the chair which Charles N
Tainor has long occupied and John r. Baker was NOM
mated In opposition to the Traint0r ticket Mr. Baker,
however, withdrew and the election went in favor OF Mr.
Tainor No. Fl Cooper Union was chosen for meeting
In the With District the committee elected f c. Smith
chairman and chose No. 1913 West Houstonst for Its
meeting place.
John D. Lawson was unanimously reelected chairman
OF the WIN District and No 90 Clinton Place was APP
In the Xh District Henry H. Haight elected chair
man, Charles A. Benter secretary and Frederick Ehr
In The Xith District tho committee met at No 81 West
Twenty and elected Robert Ray Hamilton
chairman, A. W. Royal rotary and j. Q. OConnor Jr,
treasurer There was no contest
| The XIIth District Committee elected d. w. Kohn
chairman, William ii. Jeroloman secretary ana f. W.
The XIth District Committee met at the Grand opera
House Hall contest was expected but ala not take
place Ex-senator Frederick s. Gibbs elected chair
man. James King Duffy secretary. and william $.
Warehouse Four vacancies In the list OF del
the County Committee filled by the cleo
ton OF George Hamann. Henry f. Lindsay, George H.
BrOuwer and Harvard :. Bush.
In the XVIII District Frederick r. Doerr was elected
chairman OF the District Committee by acclamatlon
The other officers are vlce-presdent August Nun
gesser secretary, Dennis Mooney; treasurer, Angus
tus 7, Margraf
elected William VI. Montgomery chairman, James ,.
Young secretary, and william r. BARLEY treasurer;
Captain Michael Cregan and some seventy or eighty OF
his followers met last night In Surtevan Hall, No. 3ol
East seventeenthst : John r.. Pope presided.
John b. Reilly elected chairman OF the District Com
place OF Charles f. Owens, who resigned After
as AK @ II any protest had been made
NO replied MT Segs sE PfofS' EysrVthn
went of harnoniousy" Then one OF his followers spoke
up and said I've used to meet Rose Hi Hall in Sec
ond-aye, but two months ago We hired this hall To-
that we were going to meet There was room for them
| made We are the regulars" About the
Theodore Cole. John II. Cavanagh Richard ~ Lush and
seventy other Republicans who opposed Captain
weer's Hall No $50 First-ave In the morning some
of the leading members of the anttCreSan party
issued call for meeting and then sent protest TO
Captain Cregan Directing to his faction holding meet.
Ing any representing Cregan for the purpose OF
organization on the ground that sch lacuoh was VorL
| DR.. Cole said last night that the protest was
/ served Captain Cregan without DOUBT a pro-
vision OF the constitution states that u
| protest shall DO entered the meeting shall
be adjourned without action aud the time Of election set
It's calls in accordance with tho methods prescribed by
the constitution well In organizing only tempo
/ rary chairman appointed. John L. Cavanagh 1850.
/ The meeting OF the District Committee OF the ANllth
District was quiet stephen ~ SimOnson was elected
chairman by reclamation. The third Friday OF each
month was selected days for the regular monthly
meetings and Turn Hall, No. 81 West fortyseYent-st'
a. the place Tor holding them.
For the time In four years there was no COMES
over the election OF officers Of the District COMMITTEE OF
the XNl~t District All the different elements united III
clrctug Benjamin L. LudingtOn chairman ana Alderman
Charles f. sanford secretary No treasurer was elected
II WIS dccidcd 10 change the day OF meeting from the
aecoud Tucsdny IN each month to the first Friday The
meeting WIS an unusually large Oneanong those present
being Myer = I-aacs William Dowd, 4. G. strong I'd
ward r. Brown, Charles II. Appcatc Charles n khoH'
Charles T. Sanford, Benjamin L. Ludngt0n, k0ucTt r.
Little, Edward i. O'Dwyer, William lockwood, j. Il.
Dillon. W. u. Murphy, Charles A. Hess and Assembly
! Ernest II. Crosby. -,
The XXIId District Committee met at Brennens Han,
seycntyrt@t and Thirl-aVc, and elected D. G. Jullus
Langen chairman. There only one ticket presented
| No opposition offered 10 the election OF lnOhas
Aison To the craftsmanship OF the NAllld District Com
mlttcc Before adjournment OF the meeting Whch was
held nj Al Ntcenth II. ana sccohtaNe',
/ William r. Spooncr introduced resolution dcnouhclnB
the Interests the opposition The resolution was uha
| imously adopted. ., -, -. -. - H., l.,
The Rcpublcans Of tho XXTVth District unanimously
agreed in the election OF Thomas j. Rush as chairman Oh
tie District Committee which will meet hereafter ON the
| fourth Thursday evening of each month.